Summary:
There is exactly one school in this area: Upper Cape Cod Vocational Technical, a high school serving grades 9–12 with 838 students at 220 Sandwich Rd in Bourne, MA. It is the only school in the Upper Cape Cod Regional Vocational Technical district, so district and school figures for test scores, graduation, and dropout are identical. Because there are no peer schools in the area to compare against, the most useful comparisons are against the state and against the school's own prior years.
The school's completion outcomes and staffing look strong. For 2024–2025 it reported a 98.9% graduation rate and a 1.1% dropout rate, with a student-teacher ratio of 9.7 and per-student spending of $25,412 (2020–2021, the only spending figure available). That same year was its recent academic peak: it ranked 169 of 349 (52nd percentile, 3 stars), and 10th-grade Mathematics (45.93% vs. 44.6% state) and Science (50.96% vs. 45.89% state) both beat the state proficiency rates.
Current results are weaker. For 2025–2026 the school ranks 245 of 353 (31st percentile, 2 stars), while the district ranks 282 of 351 (20th percentile, 1 star). Every listed subject is below the state: English Language Arts 25% vs. 45.48%, Mathematics 31.19% vs. 43.73%, Science 35.65% vs. 40.5%, and Biology End of Course 20.75% vs. 37.68%. Compared with 2024–2025, 10th-grade proficiency fell in ELA (40.95% to 25%), Mathematics (45.93% to 31.19%), and Science (50.96% to 35.65%). Note that the free/reduced lunch percentage is not provided, so economic context cannot be assessed, and the spending figure predates the current test and rank data.
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